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Maybe it is, he is replacing his motherboard and CPU, with are the core parts of a computer. He´s essentially only keeping the chassis and the RAM. So it´s pretty close. And keeping system drive... and the screen... and the inverter board...and the wireless card... and the optical drive... and the ...

Win10-Hater wrote: ↑13 Feb 2021, 04:50 Is the second option possible?

Unsure... You would need to see if everything lines up between the original and new boards.

XP Luna wrote: ↑13 Feb 2021, 09:27 Isn´t that essentially buying a new computer?

No... It CLEARLY isn't... a motherboard is just one (big and important) part of a computer.

unless something changed in Serpent lately, you must enable WebRTC yourself. in about:config:
media.peerconnection.enabled = True

Cannot confirm:

@i430VX That second fact is extremely interesting. Can something be done similarly for AM/FM transmissions? Sure... but you do need an AM/FM transmitter...probably. NTSC Channel 6 overlaps with FM 87.7MHz, so if you can source an RF modulator/whatever that can output to channel 6 (rather rare), you...

- Computers and other electronic devices will often work WELL below their rated operating temperature with usually no issues. A noteable exception is LCDs which theoretically freeze at -25 or so Celsius and can be damaged by doing so. Only other things are that fans may sound strange until they warm...

unpacked the MSI, heres what the readme thing says is there: ------------------------------ The Ultimate XP Pack Easily Install XP Themes without dealing with the bloated deviantart pages. Included Visual Styles: Zune Theme Windows 7 Imitation Themes Windows XP Embeeded POSReady 2009 Theme Watercolo...

Robots.txt is an archaic solution to a problem it doesnt even solve anymore.
https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Robots.txt

R3n wrote: ↑11 Feb 2021, 14:02

i430VX wrote: ↑11 Feb 2021, 13:10 I'm still just using the last steam version for xp and vista and no issues ever on either

Until you try to launch a modern game.

Dont know whats modern and whats not but steam gives me no issues for any of my games that support xp or vista

I'm still just using the last steam version for xp and vista and no issues ever on either

I would imagine it's the forum software sniffing the Googlebot crawler UA from the recent connections list and calling it a "Registered User"

I agree, office 2003 looks weird. Office 2000/XP much preferred.

From what I know, rust is a nightmare in terms of XP compaibility.

XP Luna wrote: ↑06 Feb 2021, 11:53 Can you also compile a modern Chromium to work with Windows XP?

Maybe, but probably not.

Is there? IF there was a will, it seems like it would have surfaced at some point in the past (nearly) 7 years since support ended.

While not a list per se, I do have packs of xp updates, I guess I should upload them somewhere. As long as i don't forget, I'll upload them soon and post them here.

XP Luna wrote: ↑01 Feb 2021, 21:54 Then maybe you could make an extended kernel

I think you're quite mistaken. I don't code. Well, not anything that is REAL code... only Batch, HTML, and CSS.

Almost impossible to use as a main?
It's quite easy for me, and i do a lot of stuff.

I'm not sure. The usefulness of the patch gets lower as the CPU you're using gets more powerful. I'm not sure if it will be of significant difference on your system, but certainly do try it and see how it goes.

Compa wrote: ↑25 Jan 2021, 18:02 Is there any specific changes to the configuration of NM you made?

The usual... UOC Patch, uBO, NoScript.

Compa wrote: ↑25 Jan 2021, 14:01 It's usable, absolutely, but lags like mad even on a Sandy Bridge i3. Chromium-based browsers don't seem to have the same problem.

I would say you have some sort of configuration or driver issue, I'm using it on a Core 2 Duo T7600...

Yes, it did reacently break in 27. But aside from VC, its completely usable in NM28... unless I'm missing something...

Compa wrote: ↑22 Jan 2021, 21:01 I didn't even expect you to know that album existed, to be fair.

Well... it IS a prominent album by a very well known 90s band...
I've got it on CD and I think cassette, too.

Relatedly to my GUI question, @i430VX, ever messed with the NSIS installation wizard/scripter? Maybe you should take a look at that - it's pretty flexible and a lot of applications use it, so... yeah :P I have a couple of years ago, but i remember some reason I didnt go further with it. Perhaps i c...

Discord works fine for me in New Moon (excepting voice chat, since there is no WebRTC), and I've heard VC works fine in Serpent. The constraints of my home ISP prevent voice chat from being feasible, so I mostly use my cell phone for that.

Yes, you can feel free to directly link/download from/whatever to anything on my site in your program, however if your program ever becomes extremely popular and drowns my bandwidth, you might need to move. But thats probably not a concern any time soon .

I wonder if a tool like RMClock could be useful in your goal of having quad cores feasibly. Though you will need a different program, as RMCLock doesnt support anything further than Core2. Also, perhaps a possibility is buying a better cooler from a different laptop, if that is feasible. My ThinkPad...

Office 2000 or XP, for me. No fancy looks, no gradients, just menus, toolbars and virtual paper. I just wish it wasnt so darn hard to get all the toolbar items situated the way I like. But to be fair, it is a thing one only needs to do once.

When i used it personally on my systems (2015, mind you), it was basically to me like Windows 8 but slower, and with a lot of bugs. After a few months, I had reverted both systems back to their previous operating systems. Its been a while since I actually USED consumer Windoze 10, but i have touched...

I made a rough list of every (published) update that is incompatible with SSE-only machines. I should compile and share that. And also, figure out the same for systems without SSE.